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Skip to comments.Boehner wants to privatize VA
Posted on 05/23/2014 1:58:16 PM PDT by windcliff
WASHINGTON More than two decades ago, House Speaker John Boehner said he offered an idea that was controversial at the time: Why not privatize the Department of Veterans Affairs?The idea was soundly rejected by veterans organizations.Now, in the midst of a sweeping scandal over reports that veterans had died waiting for treatment, Boehner, R-West Chester Twp., said Friday that the idea still has merit.
I still like the idea and especially now, he said, but cautioned that until we understand whats happening and until we understand whether it can be fixed or how it can be fixed, all veterans seeking care shouldnt have to wait.Boehner, in an exclusive interview with the Dayton Daily News Friday, said he believes the problems at the VA are systemic, and said he is not convinced that having VA Secretary Eric Shinseki resign will fix the problem.
(Excerpt) Read more at whio.com ...
He shouldn't stop at VA; all the states could be privatized...
Let's encourage the crying speaker to pursue this. Nothing screams big government inefficiency like this VA scandal.
Which is where all economic and enterprising endeavors including healthcare belong: in the free market.
hey crybaby...we need to start with abolishing the whole dang federal govt and get the heck rid of all you useless criminals and restore a true constitutional republic.
The problem we are rapidly running into is that neither Government nor Corporations are competent to run anything ESPECIALLY something that cares for our heroes.
Until we recognize the enemies on all fronts we are in grave danger.
My 85 year old father in law uses the VA as his primary care and was informed two days ago he may now get his cataracts repaired at a private doctor and the VA will cover the procedure.
He needs to start privatizing the American people.
Good idea, but won't happen. Anytime a politician proposes privatizing any function of government, unions, their Democrat allies and other special interests raise such a stink, the Republicans cower in fear and back off.
Good idea, but won't happen. Anytime a politician proposes privatizing any function of government, unions, their Democrat allies and other special interests raise such a stink, the Republicans cower in fear and back off.
Good idea...privatize your retirement too.
Don't waste a good crisis; spin the table on them...oh, it's Boehner, the pantywaist, wuss, wimp and two-faced liar coward.
So Vets pay for their own healthcare?
Whatever he wants to do, just don't put our Veteran care under Obama care.
What this would end up being is Obamacare for Veterans, with the feds paying for the insurance. How would that help anyone? It would further entrench Obamacare.
No Let me give you an example. I admit a patient that needs medical care. He is covered by the VA if they do not have a bed they pay for his care locally. That is how it is now. I had a Pt hoping the VA did NOT have a bed so he could get his cardiac CATH locally. Too bad for him they had a bed and he was shipped after a lot of hassle for him. the problem is like Tricare the VA reimbursement is terrible A lot of Private hospitals will not accept TriCare . Just like Medicare and Medicaid all pay poorly.
Privatize yourself, bonehead.
Reagan proposed privatizing the VA. Even now, with the disaster exposed, plenty of otherwise sane folks are going to oppose the idea.
Let's give all of them a choice between VA socialist provided medicine or a government paid gold plated private insurance plan of their choice.
If you look at it, I think the only way 'they' thought this 'Health Care' was going to work was to put as many as possible in the VA system.
Prior Wee Willie Clinton and Hillary Care, VA was for service related ONLY or retirees (as a last resort).
When 'they' introduced Hillary Care, the VA opened up for ANY Vet with an Honorable Discharge and started co payments.
When Clinton left office, one of the first acts of Bush was to go back to the 'old way' for VA care with the exception that those that had signed up etc were eligible to stay in the system.
With Bush gone, one of the first things BO did was OPEN VA to the Clinton standards, and then they started pushing oBomaScare.
Reagan proposed privatizing the VA
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I think one proposal of Reagan was to open VA Hospitals in rural areas to ALL on space available basis.
I don't think 'he' really explained what he was trying to do or maybe 'we' just thought he was another pol trying to 'take something away from the Vet'.
Believe his goal was that if the VA Hospitals were being used they could remain open and it would also allow Vets to use Private Hospitals if a VA facility wasn't handy.
It could not be worse than it is now.
If the Feds gladly embrace "vouchers" (in the form of EBT cards and Food Stamps) to aid the "poor" why don't they do the same for Veteran's medical care needs?
Sounds good, but how do you pay for it. We know cuts to something else won't fly.
Here is another IGNORED SCANDAL, this is what I've dug up so far. The NEW DOD MANDATE that TRICARE LIFE Retired Military are to use either Base Dispensary or Express Scripts for their maintenance meds went into effect 4/14/2014. Very cunbersome system, when you are use to a Family owned private Pharmacy, where you are treated like a family member and a human. To this dehumanizing process, Base dispensary is NOT set up to deal with Seniors especially handicapped ones. When it comes time to reorder your meds they come out of Pensacola, FL for the TN region. 5 days to get a refill. 2 days to get a first script. Unless you want to sit 3+ hrs waiting for it to be filled. It will be a turn in, and go back the next day to pick it up. Express Scripts is a 2 week process. Your drugs are shoved NO PHOTO ID SIGNED for into your mailbox by USPS. Available to kids, meth makers or just thieves.
Money trail needs to be found, and soon. Rumor mill has it Medicare and Medicaid will be forced to Express Scripts. Creating more a SINGLE PROVIDER medicine machine, wiping out family Pharmacies.
Express Scripts Accused Of Defrauding State And Consumers Out Of Millions Of Dollars
NY attoney general sues Express Scripts, Benefits firm accused of inflating prices, keeping up to $100 Million
Express Scripts Extortion Scheme Widens
Express Scripts complaints
ES Customer Service ranking
Express Scripts RIP OFF
ES buys out Medco
29 Billion
For TRICARE PRIME Tricare PRIME
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Air Force MiCare
VA is income means tested. Hubby is Ret SCPO, 73, TRICARE LIFE/MEDICARE. VA denies him health care because with 2 SS checks and his Navy Pension, keep in mind his service yrs were 60-80 when pay was low. HE makes TO MUCH for VA healthcare. In the process of applying for service disability we are at the 1 yr mark on that, flight deck hearing loss, and Retinitis from cleaning chems that left holes in his vision. Unfix able.
Thanks for all those links
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Recent Shale Oil and Gas Industry Ripple Effects
On May 1, 2015 5:25 pm
By: Rick Stouffer, Senior Energy Editor, Shale Energy Business Briefing
Contribution By: Kristie Kubovic, Director of Communications, Shale Media Group
Edited By: Mindy Gattner, Editor, Shale Media Group
The current status of the shale oil and gas industry has initiated numerous ripple effects within the industry—some positive and others negative. Every company is dealing with these effects in one way or another, whether by forging ahead and growing by acquiring other companies or cutting back through job losses and budget reductions.
One area, seemingly not affected by this wave, is the midstream sector and the pipelines. According to Bentek Energy's recent Northeast Expansions Report, pipeline capacity expansions are coming online at a jaw-dropping pace. Between 2010 and 2013, there were 36 pipeline projects brought online in the Northeast totaling 8.94 Bcf/d in capacity. However, between 2014 and 2017, there are 52 pipeline projects – new-build and expansions – east of the Mississippi River slated to come online, totaling 35.82 Bcf/d in capacity.
At the recent Upstream PA 2015 conference, held on April 16 in State College, PA, the Atlantic Sunrise Project and Constitution Pipeline were discussed. For example, the approximate 124-mile Constitution Pipeline would be a major transmission pipeline project, connecting the abundant Appalachian natural gas supply in northern Pennsylvania to major northeastern markets.
"Pipelines benefit everyone. New England needs pipeline infrastructure – they're at the end of the straw and there's not enough gas at the end of that straw for them," relayed George Stark, Director of External Affairs, Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation. "It's crucial to get the Constitution Pipeline up north from Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, where Cabot is producing about 2 Bcf/d there."
Here is a look at some of these recent ripple effects as they appeared in Shale Energy Business Briefing (SEBB) in around the past month. The midstream pipeline projects, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and job losses below highlight that even in this industry downturn there are both positive and negative effects.
Positive Pipeline Projects
(Top 4 Recent Pipeline Projects)
- Williams Seeks FERC Approval for Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline Expansion
Posted: 3/31/2015
Energy infrastructure company Williams said Tuesday, March 31, its Transco unit is seeking authorization from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for its $2.1 billion Atlantic Sunrise expansion project.
The expansion would transport roughly 1.7 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas (Bcf/d) to markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern US.
"Atlantic Sunrise is a vital piece of North American energy infrastructure needed to transport low-cost, abundant supplies of natural gas from the Marcellus producing region in Pennsylvania to hungry markets along the Atlantic Seaboard," said Rory Miller, Senior Vice President of Williams Partners' Atlantic-Gulf operating area. "Shippers have signed long-term commitments for the expansion's entire capacity … ."
The project consists of compression and looping of the Transco Leidy line in Pennsylvania and various locations along its mainline between Pennsylvania and South Carolina, in addition to a new-construction pipeline segment, referred to as the Central Penn Line, connecting the northeastern Marcellus Shale play to the Transco mainline in southeastern Pennsylvania.
The new construction segment will be jointly owned by Transco and a third party.
Williams expects to place Atlantic Sunrise into service in the second half of 2017 as part of $4.8 billion in transmission projects planned to come online through 2017. Atlantic Sunrise adds to the list of Transco's projects to connect supplies of domestic natural gas with demand on the Eastern Seaboard from New York City to the far Southeast.
Transco, the nation's largest-volume interstate natural gas pipeline system, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Williams Partners, of which Williams owns roughly 60%, including the general-partner interest.
- TransCanada's North Montney Mainline Project Receives NEB Recommendation for Approval
Posted: 4/17/2015
TransCanada's North Montney Mainline Project Receives NEB Recommendation for Approval
Calgary-based TransCanada said Thursday, April 16, Canada's National Energy Board has recommended the federal government approve the company's proposed $1.7 billion North Montney Mainline pipeline project.
"The project is a critical component in the infrastructure chain between prolific and growing Canadian gas supply and existing and new markets, and the NEB recommendation is a significant milestone for the growth of our NOVA Gas Transmission (NGTL) System," said Russ Girling, CEO, TransCanada.
The North Montney project will provide new capacity on the NGTL System to meet the transportation requirements associated with increasing development of natural gas in the Montney Basin in northeast British Columbia, TransCanada said.
The project will connect Montney and other Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin supply to both existing and new natural gas markets, notably emerging markets for liquefied natural gas (LNG).
The Mainline project, with initial capacity totaling 2.4 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), will consist of two 42-inch pipeline sections, Aitken Creek and Kahta, totaling roughly 187 miles, and associated metering facilities, valve sites, and compression facilities.
The project will also include an interconnection with TransCanada's proposed Prince Rupert Gas Transmission Project to provide natural gas supply to the proposed Pacific NorthWest LNG liquefaction and export facility near Prince Rupert, BC.
NGTL expects to have the Aitken Creek section in service in 2016, and the Kahta section in service in 2017.
Progress Energy Canada, a subsidiary of Malaysia's Petronas, has contracted for 2 Bcf/d of firm receipt service and 2.1 Bcf/d of firm delivery service. Other, unnamed producers have signed contracts for 78 million cubic feet/day (MMcf/d).
- Kinder Morgan Contemplating Second Utopia Pipeline Project
Posted: 4/14/2015
Midstream giant Kinder Morgan is contemplating building a second pipeline to flow natural gas liquids from eastern Ohio's Utica Shale play to Ontario, Canada.
The second pipeline is known as Utopia ("Utica to Ontario Pipeline Access") West. Kinder Morgan already has begun work on the $500 million, 240-mile Utopia East project, which will ship ethane and ethane-propane mixtures from Harrison County, Ohio, connect to Kinder's existing Cochin Pipeline near Riga, MI, then to Windsor, Ontario.
Utopia East is expected to be in service in January 2018, offering an initial capacity of 50,000 barrels per day (BPD).
Kinder saw additional opportunities for a pipeline into which the Utopia systems will feed. Cochin is a 1,900-mile, 12-inch line that transports hydrocarbon liquids that crosses three Canadian provinces and seven states.
"We are recognizing we have some underutilized pipeline on Cochin on a project we're calling Utopia West," said Ron McClain, President of Kinder Morgan's Pipelines Group, during the company's recent analyst day conference.
The company is considering building Utopia West in parallel to Utopia East. "We think there would be large synergies on the cost of construction if you did them simultaneously," McClain said. "But we won't do that without committed shippers. We're working on that now and will probably have a lot of interest because of the cost of doing this simultaneously."
Utopia West would ship up to 95,000 BPD of natural gasoline from the Utica and Marcellus Shale plays, according to Kinder Morgan.
- ONEOK, Fermaca Building $450 Million-$500 Million West Texas-to-Mexico Natural Gas Pipeline
Posted: 4/2/2015
ONEOK Partners on Wednesday, April 1, said it's entered into a 50-50 joint venture with a subsidiary of Mexico City-based natural gas infrastructure company Fermaca Infrastructure BV to construct a $450-$500 million pipeline from the Permian Basin to Mexico.
The Roadrunner Gas Transmission pipeline project extends from ONEOK Partners' ONEOK WesTex Transmission natural gas pipeline system at Coyanosa in West Texas, west to a new international border-crossing connection near San Elizario, TX, where it will connect with Fermaca's Tarahumara Gas Pipeline.
"We are pleased to partner with Fermaca on this strategic pipeline project and about the opportunity to add to our extensive 36,000-mile integrated network of natural gas and natural gas liquids pipelines," said Terry K Spencer, CEO, ONEOK Partners.
The project, to be built in phases, includes roughly 200 miles of new, 30-inch pipeline currently designed to transport up to 640 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of natural gas with up to 570 MMcf/d to be transported to Mexico markets.
Agreements representing the initial design capacity have been executed with the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Mexico's national electric utility, and a subsidiary of Fermaca. All transportation agreements will be firm take-or-pay deals with a 25-year term.
Roadrunner was fully subscribed in its initial design through an open season held in December.
The pipeline's initial phase for 170 MMcf/d of capacity is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2016. The second phase, which will increase the pipeline's capacity to 570 MMcf/d, is projected to be completed in the first quarter 2017.
The third and final phase of the project is expected to be completed in 2019 and will increase capacity to 640 MMcf/d. ONEOK will manage project construction and will be the pipeline operator upon completion.
"The signing of this joint venture agreement with ONEOK Partners is another key step in Fermaca's plans to extend its network of gas pipelines across Mexico and into the US," said Manuel Calvillo Alvarez, Chief Operating Officer, Fermaca.
Mergers and Acquisitions
(Top 4 Recent M&A Deals)
- Oil Major Royal Dutch Shell Offers $69 Billion for UK's BG Group
Posted: 4/8/2015
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has confirmed it is in advanced talks to buy UK energy supplier BG Group, in a $69 billion cash-and-stock offer.
The transaction would boost Shell's growth in liquefied natural gas and deep-water exploration, the company said in a statement.
If the deal is consummated, BG Group shareholders will own roughly 19% of the combined company. Shell said there is a $1.12 billion cancellation fee if no agreement is reached.
Oil prices have plunged roughly 50% since June due to the shale oil "boom" in the US and a decision by Saudi Arabia not to cut production — creating an environment similar to the early 2000s when many super-mergers took place.
At that time, oil major BP acquired rivals Amoco and Arco, Exxon bought Mobil and Chevron merged with Texaco.
BG, which has ambitious production growth targets and multi-billion dollar projects in Brazil, East Africa, Australia, Kazakhstan, and Egypt, has long been seen as a rare potential acquisition target, including by cash-rich rivals such as Shell or Exxon.
Shell is one of the world's largest energy producers, with a market value of about $192 billion. In addition to being a major oil producer, the Anglo-Dutch company is also among the world's largest natural gas companies, with more than three trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of output in 2014, even though that represented a 4% drop from the year before.
The deal talks come after Shell scaled back its ambitions to become a major producer of shale gas.
Shell and its other big rivals have largely failed to benefit from the boom in the US after acquiring shale assets that turned out to be unprofitable.
Shell has been unloading some of those fields, as well as pulling back from shale development in Europe and China. A BG investment would refocus Shell's gas operation on the big, offshore projects it has a history of developing profitably.
After Shell replaced only 26% of the oil and gas it pumped last year, the fastest way to acquire new resources may be an acquisition.
A purchase of BG would also give Shell access to the company's highly prized offshore Brazilian oil assets, significant undeveloped gas resources in East Africa and a huge liquefied natural gas project in Australia that is ramping up this year.
Shell has been eager to get into East African gas projects, but it was outbid a few years ago and doesn't have a big position in Brazil. BG's liquefied natural gas shipping and marketing division may also fit well with Shell's gas portfolio and LNG expertise.
- C&J Energy Services, Nabors Industries Complete Merger Transaction
Posted: 3/25/2015
C&J Energy Services and Nabors Industries said Tuesday, March 24, the completion of their $2.86 billion merger.
The combined company, renamed C&J Energy Services Ltd, is one of the largest completion and production services providers in North America, led by the current C&J management team, including Josh Comstock serving as CEO, and Randy McMullen serving as President.
The new C&J is headquartered in Bermuda and its common shares have been listed on the NYSE under the ticker symbol "CJES."
Nabors received approximately $688 million in cash from C&J as a portion of the consideration for the transaction and now owns approximately 53% of the outstanding and issued common shares of the new C&J, with the remainder held by former C&J shareholders.
"Today is an extraordinary and exciting day for both C&J and Nabors," said Josh Comstock, Founder and CEO of the combined company. "Among the many strategic benefits of this combination is the transformative increase in scale, driving the rapid advancement of our goal of growing C&J from what we started as a single-crew pressure pumping company to what is now a leading diversified provider of technologically advanced oilfield services."
- Vanguard Natural Resources Acquiring LRR Energy in $539 Million Unit-and-Debt Deal
Posted: 4/21/2015
Houston-based independent producer Vanguard Natural Resources said Monday, April 20, it is acquiring fellow independent LRR Energy for $539 million in units and assumption of debt.
As a result of the deal, LRR Energy and its general partner will become wholly-owned subsidiaries of Vanguard. The transaction will be a tax-free, unit-for-unit transaction with an exchange ratio of 0.55 Vanguard common units for each LRR Energy common unit.
LRR Energy's production totals roughly 40 million cubic feet-equivalent per day (MMcfe/d), increasing Vanguard's current production by 10%. The company's proved reserves at Dec 31, was pegged at approximately 203 billion cubic feet-equivalent (Bcfe), increasing Vanguard's estimated proved reserves by 10%.
The acquired company's assets include roughly 1,290 gross producing wells and approximately 158,000 acres located in the Permian Basin in West Texas/Southeast New Mexico, the Mid-Continent region in Oklahoma and East Texas, and the Texas Gulf Coast.
Vanguard also will acquire all of the limited liability company interests in LRR Energy GP for 12,320 Vanguard common units. The offer represents a 13% premium to LRR Energy's closing price on April 20, and a 19% premium to LRR's 10-day volume-weighted average price.
Vanguard and LRR Energy expect the transaction to close in the third quarter.
Citigroup Global Markets acted as exclusive financial advisor to Vanguard and Paul Hastings served as legal counsel to Vanguard. Tudor Pickering Holt served as exclusive financial advisor to LRR Energy, while Andrews Kurth and Richards Layton & Finger acted as legal counsel to LRR Energy.
- Tesoro Logistics Acquiring Remaining Portion of QEP Midstream Partners
Posted: 4/7/2015
Oil and gas logistics provider Tesoro Logistics (TLLP) and QEP Midstream Partners on Monday, Aug 6, announced Tesoro will acquire QEP in a unit-for-unit exchange valued at roughly $456.3 million.
Under the terms of the deal, QEP unitholders will receive 0.3088 TLLP common units for each QEP common unit held, which values QEP units at $17.09 based on a Tesoro Logistics closing price Monday, April 6, of $55.34/unit.
The offer represents an 8.5% premium to TLLP's original proposal of 0.2846 TLLP units announced Dec 2, and an 8.6% premium to Monday's QEP closing price of $15.74.
"We are pleased to announce the execution of this agreement for the merger of QEP Midstream Partners into Tesoro Logistics," said Greg Goff, CEO of TLLP's general partner. "The merger will allow for a more simplified business structure, which is consistent with our integrated logistics strategy."
TLLP currently owns a roughly 55.8% limited partner interest in QEP, consisting of 3.70 million common units, 26.71 million subordinated units, and 100% of the limited liability company interests of QEP GP, which holds a 2% general partner interest and 100% of the incentive distribution rights in QEP.
The transaction is expected to close in 2015. Norton Rose Fulbright US acted as legal counsel to TLLP.
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- Crude Oil Price Crash Causes Schlumberger to Cut Another 11,000 Jobs
Posted: 4/17/2015
Oilfield services firm Schlumberger announced Thursday, April 16, it plans to chop another 11,000 workers, initiating what some industry watchers say could be a second wave of layoffs across the industry.
The layoffs will bring Schlumberger's layoffs up to 20,000 employees, roughly 15% of its workforce, since it began cutting payroll earlier this year to cope with low oil prices.
Schlumberger's workforce peaked in the third quarter of 2014, at 126,000 employees. Joao Felix, a Spokesman for Schlumberger, said the reductions should be completed in this quarter.
Schlumberger took a $390 million charge in the first quarter related to the job cuts and a company leave-of-absence program. It blamed the "severe fall" in North American oil field activity as U.S. producers parked hundreds of drilling rigs and cut billions of dollars in spending.
The firm, the world's biggest oil field services provider, said its first-quarter revenues fell to $10.2 billion, down 9% from the same January-March period last year.
Schlumberger's North American revenue fell further than its international sales, declining 13% compared to the 8% revenue drop overseas.
- Baker Hughes Cuts 3,500 Additional Jobs, 17% of Its Total Workforce
Posted: 4/21/2015
Oilfield services firm Baker Hughes, which is being acquired by its service company brethren Halliburton in a $34.6 billion deal, said Tuesday, April 21, it had cut 3,500 more staff during the first quarter than the 7,000 cuts announced in its fourth-quarter report.
The 10,500 employees cut represent 17% of Houston-based Baker Hughes worldwide workforce.
The company said it also closed or consolidated roughly 140 facilities worldwide. Baker Hughes said it expects those decisions to save more than $700 million annually.
Baker Hughes first-quarter results included a net loss of $589 million, compared to profit totaling $328 million one year earlier.
The loss reflected such adjustments as facility closures, severance payments, adjusted inventory, and merger costs, the company said.
Revenue also underwhelmed, falling nearly 20% year-over-year, to $4.59 billion.
- Halliburton Admits Chopping 9,000 Jobs in Wake of Crude Oil's Price Plunge
Posted: 4/21/2015
Oilfield services firm Halliburton revealed Monday, April 20, it has cut 9,000 jobs — more than 10% of its worldwide workforce — in roughly the last six months, and is considering more cost-cutting moves to deal with falling crude oil prices.
Halliburton executives disclosed the job cuts Monday, April 20, during a conference call with investors to discuss first-quarter results. The Houston-based company lost $643 million in the quarter.
Oil prices plunged beginning last June, leading to an ongoing decline in drilling. Spot prices for crude have risen slightly since early January, but remain about half their level of last July.
That has led to belt-tightening across the industry as producers move to curb production and chop capital expenditures, with oilfield services and drilling companies especially hard hit.
Halliburton competitor Schlumberger said last week it would chop 11,000 jobs on top of 9,000 planned job cuts announced in January.
"Once we see [drilling] activity stabilize, the healing process can begin, but it takes time," Jeff Miller, President, Halliburton, told analysts.
The market decline caused Halliburton to take $1.2 billion in charges in the first quarter, including severance and write-offs, said Christian Garcia, Acting Chief Financial Officer, Halliburton. "Over the last two quarters we have reduced our head count by approximately 9,000 employees, more than 10% of our global head count," he said on the conference call.
Garcia added additional moves are likely in the second quarter but will probably result in much smaller charges.
- Canadian Oil Industry Jobs, Revenue Expected to Plunge in 2015: Conference Board
Posted: 3/30/2015
The Canadian oil industry will drop nearly 8,000 jobs in 2015, as revenue plunges by $33.88 billion in response to the plunge in oil prices, projects the Conference Board of Canada.
A new report released last week by the group predicts a pretax loss of more than $3 billion for the industry.
At current prices, the report says, new projects in the Canadian oil sands and tight-oil plays are seen as uneconomic. The report adds break-even costs in the oil sands are $60-80/Bbl for a steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) project, and $90-100/Bbl for a mine.
The report projects oil investments will fall to $40 billion this year from $56 billion last year.
Still, total crude oil production in Canada will rise to 3.8 million barrels per day (MMBPD) this year from 3.6 MMBPD in 2014, as projects based on past investments come on stream.
The report projects an average oil price of $55/Bbl in 2015. Reduced investment will ease production growth as low oil prices spur demand.
"However, the days of triple-digit oil prices have passed for the immediate future," the report says. "With the rise of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, the US industry will be able to quickly respond and increase production if prices reach $80/Bbl, putting a hard cap on prices."
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text: 907 FXUS61 KBUF 232348 AFDBUF Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Buffalo NY 748 PM EDT SAT JUL 23 2016 .SYNOPSIS... A few leftover showers and thunderstorms across the North Country will end early this evening...with high pressure otherwise bringing fair weather through the rest of the weekend. A stronger upper level trough will then slowly cross the region Sunday night into Monday... while producing some additional scattered showers and thunderstorms. In the wake of a trailing cold front Monday evening...slightly cooler temperatures will follow for midweek. && .NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY/... As of 740 pm...convection is in the process of dying out over the North Country with its responsible shortwave now exiting to our southeast...and should be pretty much finished by sunset. Otherwise...fair weather will be the rule tonight as upper level ridging upstream and surface high pressure moving overhead will continue to exert their influence. The presence of noticeably drier air in place will mean that temperatures should run around 5 degrees cooler across the board. With light winds and clear skies tonight... we could also see patchy valley fog developing in the Southern Tier. The fair weather will continue through Sunday as high pressure crosses the area. We will likely see an increase in mid and high clouds from the west during the afternoon ahead of an approaching upper level trough, but any associated convection should hold off until later in the night Sunday night. Regarding temperatures, it will be another hot summer`s day as 850mb temps climb back towards +20C. Most areas should see readings in the upper 80s, with lower 90s in the Genesee valley and valleys of the Southern Tier, while the North Country will run a little cooler in the wake of today`s shortwave passage. Highs there should run in the lower 80s. && .SHORT TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT/... Sunday night into Monday, an upper level trough will track from Ontario to Quebec just south of Hudson Bay while dragging a weakly forced frontal boundary across the lower Great Lakes region during the day Monday. Humidity will markedly increase Sunday night ahead of the front, with dew points surging to the upper 60s and low 70s. The combination of warm advection/moisture advection and persistent southwesterly flow will make for an uncomfortable sleeping night with lows only in the low to mid 70s. The axis of deepest moisture and weak frontal forcing will cross the region in the early morning hours Monday, ill timed for convection. Thus expect any upstream convection coming out of the midwest and Ontario should be dissipating by the time approaches our area. Thus expect only some widely scattered to isolated shower and thunderstorm coverage across the region. The best moisture and forcing axis will shift toward our southeast by the time diurnal destabilization is able to aid in kicking off more numerous showers and thunderstorms. Afternoon lake breeze boundaries across the inland Southern Tier and North Country regions may help to initiate these afternoon storms, which will quickly exit our area into central NY. This does not bode well for the drought parched regions across western NY, including the Niagara Frontier, which will likely receive little if any precipitation. Otherwise, it will mainly be a dry hot and humid day on Monday with some sun poking through by the afternoon and early evening before sunset. Winds will also increase across western NY and the Niagara Frontier with a synoptically supported strong southwesterly lake breeze. An isolated shower or thunderstorm cannot be ruled out along the southern Lake Ontario shoreline across Niagara County to Monroe and Wayne counties with the enhanced lake breeze surface convergence. High pressure will build across the region Tuesday into Wednesday, with slightly cooler and less humid conditions on Tuesday before the heat starts building back into the region on Wednesday. Highs will be in the low to mid 80s Tuesday and the mid 80s to near 90 on Wednesday. Large scale high pressure and subsidence will keep the weather dry through mid-week. && .LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/... The pattern has the potential to become at least a little more active from late week into the first half of next weekend. The expansive mid/upper level ridge which has dominated the central and eastern CONUS will be knocked back as the longwave pattern buckles across North America, with a western ridge and eastern trough pattern becoming established by next weekend. The developing longwave trough in the Great Lakes and Northeast states will be carved out by several mid level shortwaves, each of which will bring a period of large scale ascent and increased deep layer moisture to our region. Looking at the details, the first relatively weak trough will approach the Great Lakes Thursday afternoon and evening. This system may touch off a few widely scattered showers and thunderstorms with sparse coverage. Models begin to diverge on the timing details of the finer scale features by Friday and Saturday, but most operational and ensemble guidance show a more significant mid level trough and associated surface wave moving through the Ohio Valley and eastern Great Lakes either Friday or Saturday, with a better chance of somewhat more widespread showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will continue to run hot through Thursday, with 850mb temps of around +18C supporting highs around 90 at lower elevations away from the lakeshores. More clouds and showers will bring temperatures back closer to average by Friday and Saturday. && .AVIATION /00Z SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/... As of 2340Z...convection is in the process of dying out over the North Country with its responsible shortwave now exiting to our southeast...and should be pretty much finished by sunset. Otherwise...high pressure will keep VFR conditions in place through tonight and Sunday...with just some increase in mid and high clouds expected from west to east during Sunday. While some patchy valley fog cannot be totally ruled out across the Southern Tier later on tonight...the boundary layer could turn out to be just a little too dry for this to form. Outlook... Sunday night... Mainly VFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and associated brief MVFR/IFR. Monday...Mainly VFR with scattered showers/thunderstorms and associated brief MVFR/IFR. Monday night...Mainly VFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms east of Lake Ontario in the evening. Tuesday and Wednesday...VFR. Thursday...Mainly VFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. && .MARINE... Generally quiet conditions should persist across Lakes Erie and Ontario through Sunday...with local lake breezes developing Sunday afternoon. A weak trough/cold front crossing the region will bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday night and Monday. Freshening southwesterlies out ahead of the front will likely bring a period of advisory-worthy winds and waves to the eastern end of Lake Erie Monday...before winds and waves diminish Monday night. After that...we should see tranquil conditions return to the lakes for much of the remaining week as a weak pressure gradient will be in place across the region. && .BUF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NY...None. MARINE...None. && $$ SYNOPSIS...JJR/WOOD NEAR TERM...JJR/WOOD SHORT TERM...CHURCH LONG TERM...HITCHCOCK AVIATION...JJR/WOOD MARINE...JJR/WOOD


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I am confused by the button on my camera back marked FUNCTION SET. What is this button used for? Is it used for setting the shutter speed? Or do I just go ahead and shoot when I choose the shutter speed I want?
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Krefeld hotel in Bockum with restaurant
Located in Bockum, this luxury hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Krefeld Zoo, Kulturrampe, and Grotenburg Stadion. Museum Haus Lange and Haus Esters and Kulturfabrik are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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In addition to an indoor pool, Mercure Parkhotel Krefelder Hof provides a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This luxury hotel also offers spa services, a terrace, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Mercure Parkhotel Krefelder Hof has designated areas for smoking.
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- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
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- Meeting rooms 11
- Number of floors - 7
- Restaurant
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- Sauna
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- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 160
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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- Minibar
- Pillow menu
- Private bathroom
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- Separate bathtub and shower
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La Brasserie - This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. Open daily.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Sailing nearby
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- Bicycle rentals on site
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
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- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per night (in/out privileges)
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Leagues / Re: 2015 Meandering Monday PDGA League - First Session« on: March 03, 2015, 04:22:19 pm »
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Topeka DG are having a workday Saturday 2/7 from 9-3 if interested. I'll be there.
Really sad I can't make it this weekend. Those extra holes sound fun.